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COVID-19 vaccines alter human DNA
falseThe 2020 U.S. election had historically low fraud rates
trueDrinking bleach cures coronavirus
falseGlobal average temperatures have risen 1.1°C since pre-industrial times
true5G towers spread COVID-19
falseThe U.S. national debt doubled under President Obama
misleadingIvermectin is proven to cure COVID-19 in humans
falseThe UK's NHS spends more per capita than most EU countries
misleadingWind turbines cause cancer
falseElectric vehicles produce more lifecycle emissions than petrol cars
falseThe moon landing was faked by NASA in 1969
falseU.S. immigration courts have a backlog exceeding 3 million cases
trueVitamin C megadoses prevent COVID-19 infection
unsupportedSocial media companies are legally required to remove hate speech in the EU
misleadingSea levels have risen by approximately 20cm over the past century
trueMicroplastics have been found in human blood
trueChatGPT was trained on stolen copyrighted books
misleadingMeasles cases in Europe hit a 25-year high in 2024
trueKenya has the highest rate of mobile banking adoption in the world
exaggeratedThe opioid crisis kills more Americans annually than car accidents
trueBill Gates wants to use vaccines to implant microchips in people
falseSolar panel production generates more CO₂ than the panels save in their lifetime
falseThe Great Barrier Reef lost half its coral cover between 1995 and 2021
trueCrime rates in the U.S. are at a 50-year high
falseAI-generated deepfakes were used to impersonate candidates in the 2024 election cycle
trueThe EU has banned more than 1,000 food additives approved in the U.S.
misleadingSouth Africa has the highest rate of HIV infections in the world
unsupportedThe U.S. federal minimum wage has not increased since 2009
trueEating red meat every day doubles your risk of heart disease
exaggeratedA photo shows a polar bear on a street in Madrid due to climate change
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